Bohemia nugget., September 13, 1905, Image 7

It Quiets
the Cough
This Is one reason why Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral Is so valua
ble In consumption. It stops
the wear and tear or useless
coughing. Hut It docs more
It controls the Inflammation,
quiets the fever, soothes, and
heals. Sold for GO years.
Afffr'i Clmrrt Peelo-al ha. Iiaen a rafrt.lar
Itfil te.tifnr lt .I.e. II liriillillil til OlpMIKh
Severn mirti'k it f pneumonia, anil I f I
thai I own titf life lo II wt.iiltrf..l rtirntlv.
iriili."-Wit.l.ux II. Incur, Wawa,
tsnhtom Patal.
' "Pny, doctor," remarked tha inmi who
hint JiiNt dropped lulu Hi iiillrc, "I'm
ti'ry iinn li iilnnned n limit tny auii."
I WIiu I'm (Ii ii trouble V" (jin. 1 1,., I the M.
"Ho linn liml three peculiar attack
wit i In n week," continued the parent,
i "mill during uncli of tln'in tin win with
out ni'iinu or kiiowlcdi. for nearly two
hour.
"Oli, ilmi't Im uiieimy nliont n liitlf
thing likn Hint," replied lint pill ilia
primer. "I'vn known people to live all
their lives In n m i in i 1 11 r condition."
A Mail h J. O. Aj-r (In., I.nwell, Hui.
am aim
I
a matiufautur.rs of
7 MHSAPAMILU.
I'll I V
IIAIK VKHlR.
yers
PORTLAND AMUSEMENTS,
Excellent Attractions at the Theaters
A Duty Season,
Tim visitor to Portland tmw linn a
wide, range of choice in the matter of
aillUNCmi'llt.
Tin; I Fair Ih, of nmriic, the big
att rm lion, with it iinetiKo regular ex
position, and it seductive Trail. "Ven
ice" ill acknowledged to t the grcatcMt
success iiml bent show on the Trail.
Tlio predominant word now paused
Hrotiml about tin- Fair in the, congratu
latory ri'ina r k that tlm splendid cxo.
sition in mi assured llnmiriitl hiiccokm.
Tim M uri until (irnnil Theater opened
B 1)1 illlllllt SCIINOII Willi Wiltllll I.Kl kHVO
in "Tim I'it," and nil tin- town turned
out. Hi-ginning WcdncHilay, Kept. l.'J,
probably the inoMt widely popular play
of tho year, "Mr. Wiggs, of tlm I'uli
btige I'atrh," will open at the Manpiiim
ami ri'iiiniu through the rent of tlm
week, playing special matinees Thurs
ilav ami haturdiiy, "Tim Chaticroiia."
were liutKliiia In tln lioiiMi-. The H.iilio (scintillating musical comedy) playa at
liut on hi dtcHHlng gown ami went i this theater all week beginning Hi nt.
DESPOTISM
or POWER
Hasten
bowels
recovery by
roKular with
keeping tho
Ayor'e Pills.
Niulm I, n I limn nml III Iturglar.
'I'll I i In iiih' of tliti m 1 1 1 y Ntorli'N toll
of olil Siiiln l.iitliuin, a I'lyinoiiMi
County attorney of some years back.
It fully llhiitiiiii-H lil coolness and
loVO Of method.
lli was nwiikciuil one night by
wife, who told !! sis she thought tln'in
(lnu iiMtnlr. In tin lim k li.ill he fouiiil
a rough looking imiu trying to open u
door that I - t Into tin' buck yni'il.
T'lio burglar hail unlocked the d"or
ami win pullliiK It u-llh all hi in!;,-lit.
'J'hi' iUlie, heehiK the rnl'her'a iecie-
anient, ii I It'll to him: "It don't open
that way, you lilloll
ItoNtou Herald.
I", ami Urn old lavorite May Irwin h--cupiea
tlm .MHriiaui flnx" Sept. 2r) to
"H. Tlm full aeaMon atarta off with a
lioom Itfta of inU-reHt ami K'"" l,r"
duirtioiiN, Tlm llelawo HtiM-k (Vunpany rriritin
uia druwiii heavily ami keniia up itH
It hlhlea hack:" hikfli ataiidanl of prixluct ioiiH. "liar
I riet'a lloueyuioon" running thin week;
Midair opctiH Monday, hept. 11, ainl
"('uptain JinkN" ' taken up the week
Sept. 1H to 21. Tlm r.ehiHo In oiin of
W hiiii a limn In evrrjr town in r'r'nrnl
ll. f .'i (iit mini t h alet Hi oim f t I . Ilt-llu-I
! nii'ii la initNllH tnwitii. A'lilri'.a II. IfetiUrr.
ill il, li-li I Inl Allilri'.M ' 'lu tmii'imiiiinni iiiimii-ih iiii iitrt t nt iin:
I ii K " iM"t Ml rm.llf
II. Ii iLr, I.T', 7Ui Hi
I'lirtiKtiil, i 'ri'Kitti.
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
ift, tltcMrwt anil Itntitffil Mtiiitift rullnr
on ilia ntKri.fl. 1 1 tf Hmt it-r on tii wm)
wtli inu tnii. ru ir i ! i( m kiw'
'Ill I'M' .
H;II!WM)N MACIIINt'lY CO.
I Ofit of Motrtaun Straat I'urtUttJ, Orrt
Ol lhl out, rtiMrn la ui with th mnn
anil JJirw- of yimrM-lf anj two of your
filnJi. and Ilia ila'e ohrn yuu will prutwiNy
tnirr a builnrta ulr, anj m will crrjit
ynu wl'h t'O on our Sii.OU u Imlartlilp.
( )ur fclxitil iilrii rorpiliwtal aJvaniacn to
luilanli of Ilutinrti, SliurllianJ, I ngllili, ate.
Dit IdSimictiON LowiST Tuition
hi foa caiaioaul it irt tii
THE MULTNOMAH
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
M. A. AlaMN, ft.
aa aiiTH ar. PORTLAND, ORC.
coaat, and no vimtor should miss aeein
it.
The linker Theater Is having a joyotiH
run of inuxieal hurlef ijiie. Manager
I'.aker wears hi 1 road cut amile of ap
proval aa Im aeea tlm hire ainlienreM.
"Tlm Hriifadiera" i on litis wetk, and
tlm "Kentucky Belles" opens for tlm
week of Sept. 10-1(1, Pretty tfirlB, lots
of fun, attractive spectacle.
Tlm Kmpire is givinx ijuite tlm moat
HtartluiK lueliMlraiua that Portland has
ever rxprienced. The critics aree
that tlm thrills in the plays, put on
with a change of hill each week at this
theater, are veritably unique, of their
kind. Kvery other inatant a pictol
shot, and the intervening seconds filled
with thrusta at your heart string.
flie (irainl and the Htar continue
vaudeville entertainments with new
people weekly.
OUTSIDE INN
: il. iii?iliiiML f;;njfc ! opportunity
Kln.'lrli' llifhlnl IO..HH I' ill h h nml imilrru
riiiivoiili-iiCi'H Kti iin .jtie, 1 .Mitt $1. i per iltty
A in w, o : in tin ii I liui.., itirt'i'ily iiiiiiii in
iimlii cm r niiri- in I 1 r . A II at rent i nra lor l air
lautl yuu at lloii'l 1 r.
I'OIIIIAM). OKUiON
Denmark a Market for llaia.
Consul John K. Kehl at .Stettin In
forms thi State I'cpartment that he
lias recently received a letter from a
Copenhagen firm reiiieMln uddrosa.es
of American manufacturers of lmt.
and stntlnK that IienmiUK would like
ly prove an excellent market for such
goods. The CoiikuI say that ao far
only one American house has shown
I any disposition to avail Itself of the
offered to capture this
trade.
r
ECONOMY
Mot Air Pumping Engine
C- vvi.tt I!
I'uinpa water for
hinm ami irrlna1 Win.
lliilara whet lit 1 1 la
anl Kanlla onvloea.
Kiirna Kiliiit', woixl
r cual. llaa autu-
llMttr tui, tSll I iK'l
nil nppruvnt. Write
lur calaUiguca ami
prlcoa.
321
BEALL & CO.
Hawthorne Ave. PortLind, Ore.
(
IMC
DR. C. GEE WO
CHINESE
MEDICINE CO.
Formerly located at
2M Alder Kt. lor tlie
pHit i years
HAVE MOVED
To I Ho I ii i (( l!rli'k JIiiIMIiik at tlie H. K.
( onuir ui I'lmt Hiid Morrlann titrauta. Ku
trauvu No. Ii'." a Klrat Hlioul.
Successful Home Treatment
Pit. ('.(IKK WO la known thrniiKliout On-I'nlti-d
hiaiea, ami 1 called the (iruntrlil
liiotu I ii ii i or en niii'oiint of 111 wiiniluriiil
cur-pi, wlti out tlie aid n( ii k ii I ft', without
juIiik" pulxiin or dins ol any kind, lie
treaia any mid all dlai'iiNt'H nliU powerlul
Oriental Koola, llerha, llii.tx, Iturk nml
eKHlHhlea tlinl are nn known to iiiimIIchI
olriico In thla couuiry, and llirouli tlie
n hb of theae hnrinlnsa reiiieil U h. lie Kiiar-anlei-a
to cure Cuiarrh, Aalhina, I.iiiik
'J 'rouble, Hlieuniallain, Nervouaneau, Hiom
acli, l.tver, kidney, Keinnle ieaknea
and All ( lironle lUeaaea. Call or write,
encloalns 4 2 c. alainpi (or lualllng Jlook
and lUrunUr. Addreaa
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
No. 162S rirst St., S. t. Cor. Morrlaon
PlraM Dilution this paper. Portland, Oregon.
LIEUT. P. S. DAVIDSON.
mm
:iiiau'J:
PERUNA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
p. ft a
No. 37-1905
11 KN writing to advartlsars plas
luauiloa tuis vpr.
F. S. Davidson, Kx-Lieut. U. H.
Army, WaHhiiiKton, I). 0., caie U.
S. Pension Ollice, writes:
"To my mind there is no remedy for
I i cat.irrn ( oniikiriime to rerunu. it not
only sliikrs at inc root ot. Ine muludy,
but it tours and strengthens the sslcm
in a truly wonderful way. Ihut has
been its history in my rase. 1 cheer
fully and n 11 1 it'Mi t a 1 1 iijj: ly recommend
it i.. i,.iu. ., ui ;,.i,,. i ou i i,.,,... i ....... ii
IV " uivnv iiitui itvi HO . tli,0 Lli:i.7t a
F. H. Havidson.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. llartman, giv
ing a full statement ot your case, and
he will be pleased to give you his valu
able advice gratis.
Address Dr. 8. B. Ilartman, Presi.
dent of the Ilartman Bunituiiuiii, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Avery (J. Moofe, editor of tlm Weiser
(Idaho) World, delivered the principal
address at I he Portland Labor Day ex
ercises, Heptcmber 4 , The address in
part follows :
"F.ucli American, whether be works
w ith his bead or his bands; w bother Im
is an employer or a wao earner; no
matter w her ho was born or w hat creed
Im professes, Is entitled to bo judged by
bis fellows on bis worth as a mail. In
return hi; is bound in honor to do bis
best to give to every man a fair deal,
for no man deservi s more and no man
should receive less."
Mr. Chairman, arid friends; I have
chosen these words from a recent public
address of a prominent member of tlm
I'rot berbood of IM'omuti ve Firemen
Thcislore I'.ooHevelt. In thci r spirit it
will be my endeavor to speak to you
today.
It is in the nature of man to follow
example when be will not give heed to
precept, ami it rejoices mo tslay to
know that tlm American citizen i,as
continually before him n pillar of
cloud by day and a pillar of flro by
night the life and character of the
noblest among living men the presi
dent of the I'nited Htatcs. Ho it is
who says, "Kadi A met ican is entitled
to be judged on bis worth as a man."
He it is who says, "Fvery man do
serves a fair deal neither more nor
less." These are tho truths that power
in 'tcnyt 'ig l ri practice, hut wtncii ovei
.... inin American workingmen are
hamltsl together to defend.
It was the "Hard of Avon" wbosaid:
"Oh, it is excellent to have a giant's
strength, but it is tyrannous to uso' it
like a giant." The power which gold
confers does not possess the character
of benevolence. True, there have been
instances wherein men have acquired
power ami used it gently, but they are
rare and as refreshing as the showers
that come in summer. The abuse of
power is the rule, atid it is the abuse
of power whuh is giving the people
concern .
The (juarrel is not so much with tin.
man who has power as with the coudr
lions which bestow it. The system
which makes the happiness and we
neing oi ttiousamis sulitect to the ca
price of an individual, or an association
of individuals, is wrong, and to diffuse
this tMiwer among the eople should lie
the ambition of every man, whether in
private or in public life.
.My brothers, i have not come to vou
with a message of pessimism. One
cannot breatlrj the free air of Idaho's
glorious valleys ami not catch the sun
shine in bis life; so when I say to you
that there are great wrongs to lie right
ed in this land we love so well, I would
have you know that I believe they can
be and will lie righted righted by the
genius, and in the wrath if need bo of
him who is greater than all the crowned
sovereigns that have been or are your
brother and mine the American citi
ten .
Ours is a government designed to es
tablish man in the fulness of lilierty,
and its people will not be shackled in
mind or in industry, because shackles
strong enough for that purpose have
never yet lieen forged.
Hut they are a patient nation, the
American people. Conscious of the
strength of a race of giants, they have
idected to remain gentle under provoca
tion to strike, and strike hard, l'.at he
who says they aie afraid does not read
their history aright.
Theie are five men in this country
today who, acting in concert, could
stop the wheels ol industry and bring
about the desolation that follows panic.
True, they don't do it it wouldn't pay
in dollars and cents just now; but the
power is theirs the power that the
people must regain. It does not alter
tho condition any to say that one of
these men is a prominent member of
the Piaptist church; the church long
ago found him a burden. It does not
subtract anything from the danger to
say that another of these jower en
throned men is erecting free libraries
of marble and granite. In tlie eyes of
labor these are but the monuments
offered by a stricken conscience to tie
martyred tollers oi iiomesteaa ami JjU
timer martyrs to the despot imu of
power.
From servile courts they have wrung
the brutal injunction, and with the
fruits of laboi 's toil puichased legisla
tion to keep themselves in power then
asked applause for erecting schools that
tho children of tho poor are not permit
ted the leisure to attend, and for tilling
libraries with books that they do not
know how to read.
I rejoice that the despotism of power
does not rest so heavily upon the men
and women of the golden west as upon
the toilers of the eastern states. Life
in this Eden-laud gives an interpreta
tion to liberty that they have not ex
perienced and therefore cannot under
stand; but in the great struggle that
engages them they have the right to
expect help from you.
And the time will come, and come
quickly, when you will need their help
to preserve America for the American
people. It has long been one of the
unholy ambitions of the despotism of
Kwer to throw open the portals of the
republic to tlm pagan hordes of the
Chinese empire.
Vou all hav reason to kbnow what
that would mean to American IsUir
and to American institutions. Yet
under tlm hypocritical pretext that to
continue to exclude Chinese f-oin this
country will bo to forfeit our trade
with China, the despotism of power de
clares t hat. tlm bars mm t come down.
It spoke through a national gathering
hero the other day spoke cowardly and
to the shame of tlm states represented.
liut the time sill soon beat hand for
American labor to speak and when it
ciines it will say ,in thunder tones that
will reverberate through every corridor
of the nation's capitol, that the repub
lic's sacred soil shall never beionm a
haven for a race of mn who do not
want to call it "home;" that because
manhood, and not the dollar, is the
standard of value in measuring great
ness we do not want, ami will riot
have, t h" trade of China, if it must
bring tho labor of China with it.
Do you ask rue how the despotism of
power must be overthrown? iirothera,
I believe in tho ballot the easiest
weapon to use, and tlm one weapon of
which power stands in deadly fear.
I'se it, worksrs of Oregon, but first join
hands.
And I believe that the ballot should
lie in the hands of every American wo
man. There is no phase of existence
that woman has not brightened, and
the American political system will be
coir.r free from tarnish and take on lus
tre w henevor woman is established in
the elective franchise. Years ago we
struck the word "man" from tho con
stitution of my state, and every election
day since then baa seen the husbands
and wives, the fathers and mothers of
Idaho traveling hand in hand in the
steadfast ways of dtizerifdiip. And we
would not return these wive and
mothers of Idaho to subjection any
more than we would take the other
steps backward into barbarism. The
happy experience of the past few years
has rendered us prsif against ridicule
ami the false doctrine of the superi
ority of man. When men say to us
that that the ballot degrades woman
hisl -tint they don't say that to the
men of Idaho; it wouldn't be well with
them if they did.
Yes, the workers of this country w iil
come into their ow n through the ballot
box, and through the ballot box alone.
They will oley the laws as they find
them but change them when they are
wrong Power prefers to obey the laws
it pleases to obey and break the
others at will. liut examples set by
power will not remain very long. Each
day is developing strong men in the
public service men so strong that they
are demanding obedience to the law
alike from the hovel and the palace.
The pror employment of the ballot
will develop more of them. Then
ho desK)tism of power will pass for
ever. This is the last word of counsel
that I would leave with you today: Do
not let the sutierficial things of life
blind your eyes to the things substan
tial. Men with the reins of power in
their bands will try it, either directly
or through their minions in congress.
Don't be deceived. When your con
gressman talks to you about a larger
navy or the dual tariff, remind him
that a national employer's liability will
be on the calendar as "unfinished busi
ness" the coming session and ask him
what he intends to do about it. He
may lie endeavoring to keep a sinking
bark afloat on the comfortless ocean of
polictical eminence by stopping the
leaks with tho di'trine of class hatred.
When he lies to you about your home
being in danger of Mormon invasion,
tell him that you are quite willing to
take care of your own homes and re
mind him that he will find a national
8-hour measure pending in congress
which is designed to give you two hours
more each day in which to do it. Then
if he fails to perform your will, replace
him with some one else. There are
men among your citizens who are brave
enough and eloquent enough to stand
up on the floors of congress and fight
the uattles of the people; send them to
represent you.
Shall I add a word of testimony re
gaming tlie institution of labor union
ism? During the years that I have
held membership in organized labor I
have always found patriotism to bo its
invigorating principle. It delights me
to contemplate the splendid work for
human society that it has done and is
continually s'riving to do. In tvery
struggle to place the race of man upon
higher ground labor unionism has been
in the vanguiml, buttling witn courage
and devotion as honor shows the way.
It has not always won but all of its
victories have been for civilization and
for peace, and the good that it is doing
today we can neither measure nor com
prehend. We do know that it is speed
ing the coming day when the despotism
of power shall be "as a tale that is
told" and the rights of man forever
more established.
This is the whole of the mission of
man and the only excuse for govern
ment. It may not be in our genera
tion, but wo will live in the faith that
the time will come when the citizen
shall be judged, not by his goods, or
his lands, or his dollars, but "on his
worth as a man." And when that day
comes, a review of the ages that have
gone, or a forecast of those that are to
bj, shall not tell of a people so righte
ous in their practice of justice so hap
py in their homes.
'KB
h m. lav i
Jounces rp
More Converts
Every Year
. J MiAni w ,1
".ft. (.iiaO jiTM
. Every day in every year
that comes, more housewives
are ffivintf up their exhorbitant
priced Baking Powders and
turning to K C. the honest and
reliable, which has stood so well
the test of years. They are find
ing out that
BAKING
POWDER
costs one-third the price of
powder anywhere near K C
quality, and makes better, purer, more
healthful baking. 25 ounces for 25c.
Bend pontal for " nook of I'reiurnU."
JAQUES MFG. CO.
Chicago, 111.
A Welcome t banco. "
"Colonel," said the sentinol, as he
luted the nlllcer in command of the
sieged town, 'a horseless carriage
proncliea.
"That's good," refilled the Colonel.
"We may now be able to get some horse
less beef."
sa-
t,e-ap-
FITS
Permanently (mf fl. No fltnor nerrou.newi
after Mrs! flay ue of Iir.Klliie'aOreat rv
Jtmiiin-r. Sernl for Free ' Mai li"!tlennl Ireailie.
lr. it. 11. Kline, I.t.J.. tt.il An li St. I'liUailelphla, i'a.
The Hea Jeata.
"Those ships are polite creatures."
remarked Old Ocean to his friend, the
IJeach.
"Indeed?" answered the sandy one.
"Yes. Indeed. They always bow to
me." Cleveland Leader.
How's This?
We offer One flundred bollani Reward for
an r cane of ( atarra that caunol be cured by
11 all' Catarrh cure.
. J. ( HK.SKY A CO., Props., Toledo, 0.
We, the underUned, bave known K. J.
Cheney for the lat 16 yeara, and believe hlra
j-crfectly honorable in all buainesa tramao
UoiM and financially able locar-y out any die
ligittiona made by their firm.
W ext & Tkcax, wholesale hrufrjlita, Toledo, O.
Vi ai.li.no, K iNf.Aj( 6l U ABVi.N, Yt boleaale iirug-gi-la,
Toledo, O.
llall'i Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directlv upon the blood and mucous ur
lacea of the ayatem. Price 7oc. r Untie,
bold by all Imisglftts. Testimonial iree.
UaU'i Family i'llli are ihe beat.
Ignorance, when It Is voluntary. Is
criminal, and he may properly be charg
ed with evil who refuses to learu how
he ruicht prevent it. Johnson.
Too Little by Half.
The decorator had Just made his es
timate. "I'll tell you what I'll do,"
said the householder. "You go to
work and decorate the house, and then
I'll give It to you In payment of your
bill." "No," replied the decorator, "I
couldn't afford to take the house for
more than half payment"
Mother will find )ra. winnow'i Soothing
Byrup the best remedy touse lor thelx childrea
(luring the teething period. ,
An Overnight.
"Now, look at me." howled the bald
headed orator, "and behold what plucll
and perseverance will do. I am a self
made mnn, and "
"Say," interrupted a small boy in the
gallery, "why didn't you finish the job b
putting some hair on your head?"
Professor C. "W. Kitt, lately vice
president of the Gregg school, of Chi
cago, and for a. number of years of the
Soule college of New Orleans, the lead
ing but iness college of the South, has
just joined the Multnomah Institute,
of Portland, Oregon, as associate pro
prietor. Professor Kitt is one of the
best known commercial teachers of the
United States.
A French professor is the owner of a
collection of !-) human heads, represent
ing every
globe.
known race of people on the
m& MAH'S
GREATEST?
EHEMY"
The disease that has done more
than any other to wreck, ruin and'
humiliate life, is Contagious Blood Poison. Sorrow, phame and suffering go
hand in hand with this great enemy, and man has always hated and fought
it as he has no other disease. It is the most powerful of all poisons; no mat
ter how pure the blood may be, when its virus enters, the entire circulatioa
becomes poisoned and its chain of horrible symptoms begin to show. Usu
ally the first sign is a small sore or ulcer, not at all alarming in appearance,
but the blood is being saturated with the deadly poison, and soon the mouth
and throat begin to ulcerate, the hair and eyebrows drop out, a red eruption
breaks out on the body, copper-colored splotches and sores make theif
appearance and the poison even works down into the bones and attacks
the nerves. Not only is the disease hereditary, being transmitted from
parent to cnild, in the form of scrofula, weak e-es, soft bones, weak, puny
constitutions, etc., but is also so highly contagious that many a life has
been ruined by a friendly hand shake, or from using the toilet articles of
one infected with the poison. To cure this blighting, deadly curse the
Diooa must be purified, and nothing will do it so
quickly and surely as S. S. S. It goes down to tha
very bottom of the trouble, drives out every particle
of the poison and makes the blood clean and strong.
It does not hide or cover uo avthin:r. but from tha
first begins to expel the poison and build tip and strengthen the system.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable.. We oiler a reward of $i.ooo for
proof that it contains a particle of mineral of any kind. Book on the dis
ease, with instructions for home treatment, and any advice desired, without
charge. 77r SWIFT EPCCSL'tS CO., A71A2!TAt CA,
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PHUSSIAfJ SFAVSrj CURE.
meoM, tim UmU.1 cure fi r Soavtns. fctnnboiM. Saints. Curha 'mta.
V(h1 to-day br ihoustiiidtt oi uat-Mi ul t itil. is ana ywur of Lur:.
a auntfif Doixie on nana oi u n Mire a Taiuuine norse,
1 trieii Truss!. pavin tirw on my hore for blood npaTfn, anil
two bottles rvmovrM i t entirety and there tnu sln ct any pitiu.
All of you r remedied are irootl'O. H. Dahlberr.Ourtt, Wit,
Prfe all at all drurisbi or write tit direct. We aio make tha followlna
famous line of Pruatlan irtoi!: Haava Pawtfara. Warm Pawdara. faia. i
I nary curlna aalva. block Faad. ato. u rite iiti.1 tell u where tu saw tna
......u ...... iiiwi you uur PRUSr II REMFI1V CO..
. .nn. iran .
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PORTLAND Sf ED CO., Portland. Oregon, Coast Agents
.
Uncle Sam's People
are emigrating to
Al 't'r a and Can
ada by the ihoua
anda. Where there in a
dollar in l.e made
yiu will always
find a Yankee. Al
berta allonU the
greatest opportunity of any country in the world for gc'd invest
mt'iita. l and ran 1 bought i f tr.e C. 1'. K. com j any on easy pay
ments of one-sixth to one-tenth down, 6 per vent interest, yearly
payments, from 60 to fti.ii) per acre, that is as tine land aa the sun
1 urn conducting parties out of Spokane Mondays of each week, giv
ing Sei'iHl railroad rates and showing them over Alberta. Join the crowd. Any
iiiiorination cheerfully ilveu. JAMES H. LEWIS, H-ecil Land Agent Alberta and
Canadian Railway lands. , 719 Kivers.de Ave., Spokane, Wash.
ever shown on.
ZEuLat-'
Aixtravagance. Nature Is economi
cal and allows no waste. Jesus gath
ers up the scraps of bread from fi-ed-lng
the thousands, though from the
loaves and fishes all had received
enough to satisfy their hunger. We
are stewards of God's bounty; God la
keeping books, and we have no more
right to use Hie part In extravagance
than we have to use the money thus
which belongs to the grocery man.
Rev. W. W. .Hamilton, Baptist, Loule
Tllle, Kj.
r uiHiiy,
Life time Is joy tlm I
Wheu grief gives a warning,
Just shout, "llalleulat
Good hsath and good morning I"
Atlanta Constitution.
You often hear womeu suy how an
noying It Is to have a sick man around
the house, but It you should talk to a
trained nurse, she will tell you, nine
tlmee out of ten, that she would prefer
to wait on a man, as men are much
more eoaualderate than women.
Vtitf-v .AJa2fa-fW" . ',v;''i'?v f -'"i . v-.r?' rnrw' ri
THE SANDWICH STEAM PRESS
Free from small, frail parts and com plications. Two to four tons per hour. 32 Inch feed
opuulng. 10 to li feeds to tha bale, bteady, powerful motion. A lust-working uiouey-uiaker.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
. riRST AND TAYLOR STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON.
Seattle. Spokane. Boise. SaUm. Mcdford,
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